Fine Arts Guesthouse, Porto

I’ve never had a worse experience in that we had to leave to find suitable accommodations. When we arrived here during the day, the door was locked, and there was no sign. We called but it went to automated box. We called hotels.com who also called the hotel and got the same result. Eventually we left. Rather than admit their fault, these people claimed we were not there at all. I had walked across all of Spain and then traveled all the way to Porto.... this was the only low point. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone.

Super stylish and friendly guesthouse.

Stayed at this property for 4 nts. Very friendly staff. Very simple property. If you're looking for some luxury, look somewhere else. Our rooms were clean. Our beds were very uncomfortable!! They put 2 twin size beds together: mattresses were hard and beds were uncomfortable. Also, very thin walls. You can hear people next to you. Breakfast was simple but you won't be hungry. Location isn't too bad once you'll figure out your way around. About 20 min walk to the center or 5-6EU cab ride. Next time I'd prefer to stay more centrally located. We had no problem finding parking right next to the property.

A fine place to stay in Porto. The Staff were very helpful, the breakfast delicious! Neighborhood restaurants include one of the best we have ever experienced: Pedro Limon! Local Park food festival was great fun! Easy to get to Companha train ststion

This is not your typical hotel. It was like a department building reconfigured to become hotel rooms. The front desk people are super friendly. One staff promised me to reserve a taxi for a morning flight and did it perfectly. He even prepared some breakfast and put in our room. It was the morning after Porto's biggest annual festival (a whole night celebration). We have a room to accommodate all four of us which is unusual. The room is clean with comfortable beds. There are a lot of modern paintings in the room and the hotel. Overall great experience.